10.663USD
Today
-0.13%
5 Days
+0.02%
1 Month
+1.17%
6 Months
-3.83%
Year to Date
-1.02%
1 Year
-4.60%
Opening Price
10.677Previous Closing Price
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The configuration is negative.
above 10.6861, look for 10.7110 and 10.7257.
the downside prevails as long as 10.6861 is resistance
Nordea’s Torbjörn Isaksson notes that Swedish January CPIF and CPIF ex energy matched flash estimates, but services inflation surprised on the downside. Core services prices fell more than expected, raising concerns for the Riksbank.

Nordea’s Torbjörn Isaksson notes that Swedish January CPIF and CPIF ex energy were confirmed at 2.0% and 1.7% respectively, with services inflation the main downside surprise. He describes the details as dovish and expects to lower the inflation path.

Commerzbank’s Antje Praefcke notes that Swedish inflation data may gain importance as core inflation fell to 1.7% and could drop further below the 2% target. Deputy Governor Per Jansson has opened the door to a March rate cut, contrasting with Riksbank guidance for unchanged rates.

Danske Research Team highlights a sharp downside surprise in Swedish unemployment, with the seasonally adjusted rate dropping to 8.0% versus 8.8% consensus. December and January figures imply sizeable positive revisions to labour metrics.

Nordea’s Ole Håkon Eek-Nielsen and Henrik Unell, notes that EUR/SEK has broken to new lows as the SEK bull story aligns with Dollar weakness and strong repatriation flows.

ING’s Francesco Pesole expects the Riksbank to keep rates on hold through 2026 despite inflation falling temporarily to around 1%.

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